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> Since an Engineer may change jobs half a dozen times over a career, but women generally change once (to non-Engineering job) we have a cumulative effect. I d
by abjKT26nO8 7y ago
> Since an Engineer may change jobs half a dozen times over a career, but women generally change once (to non-Engineering job) we have a cumulative effect.
I don't understand this reasoning. Are you saying that women generally have one engineering job and then they change to a non-engineering one? If not, where is the number difference coming from?
Off-topic: why do you capitalize "engineering"?
- JoeAltmaier 7y agoEven if there were equal numbers of women and men starting out in engineering, but women never 'recycle', then the flows would be different. That's all. I capitalize Engineer as an occupation, like Doctor Smith. Yeah, probably don't want to capitalize it as an adjective.
- wnoise 7y agoDoctor is capitalized there as a title, not as a profession.